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- Trifolium_friscanum abstract "Trifolium friscanum is a rare species of flowering plant in the legume family known by the common name Frisco clover. It is endemic to the US state of Utah, where it is known only from Beaver and Millard Counties. It was originally described as a variety of Trifolium andersonii in 1978, but was elevated to species status in 1993. It occurs over 250 km (160 mi) away from the nearest T. andersonii. Most individuals live in the San Francisco Mountains, where the highest point is called Frisco Peak.This is a low-growing dwarf plant with a taproot and woody stem. It is no more than 3 cm (1.2 in) tall. Each leaf is made up of three leaflets coated in silvery hairs. The inflorescence contains 4–9 reddish purple flowers.This plant grows in pinyon-juniper and sagebrush ecosystems. Other plants in the habitat include Ephedra spp. (Mormon tea), Gutierrezia sarothrae (snakeweed), Cercocarpus intricatus (dwarf mountain-mahogany), and Petradoria pumila (rock goldenrod). The local region is home to other rare plants, including Eriogonum soredium (Frisco buckwheat) and Lepidium ostleri (Ostler’s peppergrass).Frisco clover is known as a "narrow endemic" because it grows on a particular substrate: gravelly and bouldery volcanic soils, Ordovician limestone, and dolomite.There are only five populations of this plant. The total population of the plant is not certain because it is difficult to count individuals of this mound-forming species. Also, some occur on private property where access is restricted.The main two threats to the species' survival are mining and nonnative species. Mining has occurred in the region for a long time, as the substrates are rich in silver, zinc, lead, gold, and copper. Gravel quarrying has also occurred. There are many old mine shafts in the area. Most mining has ceased now, but some local areas are vulnerable to continuing mining activity. Three of the five remaining populations of the plant are located at mining sites.Introduced plant species are also a threat to this species. The most notorious is Bromus tectorum, cheatgrass. It grows in the area, and the aforementioned mining activity actually encourages its spread. Cheatgrass encourages fire in this area, which is not fire-adapted.".
- Trifolium_friscanum class Eudicots.
- Trifolium_friscanum conservationStatus "G1".
- Trifolium_friscanum conservationStatusSystem "TNC".
- Trifolium_friscanum division Flowering_plant.
- Trifolium_friscanum family Fabaceae.
- Trifolium_friscanum genus Clover.
- Trifolium_friscanum kingdom Plant.
- Trifolium_friscanum order Fabales.
- Trifolium_friscanum order Rosids.
- Trifolium_friscanum thumbnail Trifolium_friscanum.jpg?width=300.
- Trifolium_friscanum wikiPageExternalLink profile?symbol=TRFR4.
- Trifolium_friscanum wikiPageID "38569031".
- Trifolium_friscanum wikiPageRevisionID "579335629".
- Trifolium_friscanum binomial "Trifolium friscanum".
- Trifolium_friscanum binomialAuthority "S.L. Welsh".
- Trifolium_friscanum familia Fabaceae.
- Trifolium_friscanum genus "Trifolium".
- Trifolium_friscanum hasPhotoCollection Trifolium_friscanum.
- Trifolium_friscanum ordo Fabales.
- Trifolium_friscanum regnum "Plantae".
- Trifolium_friscanum species "T. friscanum".
- Trifolium_friscanum status "G1".
- Trifolium_friscanum statusSystem "TNC".
- Trifolium_friscanum unrankedClassis Eudicots.
- Trifolium_friscanum unrankedDivisio Flowering_plant.
- Trifolium_friscanum unrankedOrdo Rosids.
- Trifolium_friscanum subject Category:Flora_of_Utah.
- Trifolium_friscanum subject Category:Plants_described_in_1978.
- Trifolium_friscanum subject Category:Trifolium.
- Trifolium_friscanum type Eukaryote.
- Trifolium_friscanum type Plant.
- Trifolium_friscanum type Species.
- Trifolium_friscanum type Organism.
- Trifolium_friscanum comment "Trifolium friscanum is a rare species of flowering plant in the legume family known by the common name Frisco clover. It is endemic to the US state of Utah, where it is known only from Beaver and Millard Counties. It was originally described as a variety of Trifolium andersonii in 1978, but was elevated to species status in 1993. It occurs over 250 km (160 mi) away from the nearest T. andersonii.".
- Trifolium_friscanum label "Trifolium friscanum".
- Trifolium_friscanum sameAs m.0r4nfzq.
- Trifolium_friscanum sameAs Q7841527.
- Trifolium_friscanum sameAs Q7841527.
- Trifolium_friscanum wasDerivedFrom Trifolium_friscanum?oldid=579335629.
- Trifolium_friscanum depiction Trifolium_friscanum.jpg.
- Trifolium_friscanum isPrimaryTopicOf Trifolium_friscanum.
